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Same here, though you do still have to expose it to the internet unless you use a VPN. I'd prefer something with less of an attack service especially because br
by wkat4242 11mo ago
Same here, though you do still have to expose it to the internet unless you use a VPN. I'd prefer something with less of an attack service especially because bridges don't currently encrypt, but I host behind vpn now.
- pferde 11mo agoThat's not a fair criticism. Of course you need to expose the server to the network clients are going to be connecting from. Whether that is Internet or just a LAN, that's orthogonal to the protocol. I've also had an intra-company Matrix server running completely on a company internal LAN, with no Internet access, so there is no inherent need for it to be on The Internet.
- wkat4242 11mo agoYes but even for a web service the attack surface is pretty big. Lots of obscure URLs and the code isn't that clean either.